Child Passenger Safety Pre-Test

When can a child transition from a booster seat to seat belt?

• When the child turns 5.

• When the child weighs 50 pounds.

• When the child turns 8 or reaches 4'9 in height.

• When the child weighs 75 pounds.

How old does a child need to be before he/she can ride in the front seat?

• 9 years old

• 10 years old

• 13 years old

• A child should never ride in the front seat.

When is it okay to use a second-hand car seat?

• When it is clean and well maintained.

• When a child is the appropriate height and weight for the car seat.

• When you know the history of the car seat, all of the stickers are still affixed on the car seat, the car seat has not been recalled, involved in a crash, or expired, and the car seat has all of its parts and is working properly.

• You should never use a second-hand car seat.

When placing a toddler in a car seat, where should the front clip align on the child's body?

• At their collarbone.

• At the armpit level.

• At their belly button.

• In a place where the child would not move it.

When is it safe to place my child’s car seat in the forward-facing position?

• When the child turns 4.

• When child becomes too tall to face backward.

• When the child complains of discomfort.

• When they reach the corresponding maximum height or weight limit of their convertible car seat.